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Hello:
As we continue to add computers to our Library printing becomes an issue. Printers are loud and the type of printing students do, i.e. small duplexed jobs, tends to be hard on our printers. We have HP 4515s that are supposed to handle 250K pages/month but are dying and we are only printing 20k pages/mo. We are looking for a printer that is quiet and that can stand up to the kind of printing we are doing. Any suggestions?
As we continue to add computers to our Library printing becomes an issue. Printers are loud and the type of printing students do, i.e. small duplexed jobs, tends to be hard on our printers. We have HP 4515s that are supposed to handle 250K pages/month but are dying and we are only printing 20k pages/mo. We are looking for a printer that is quiet and that can stand up to the kind of printing we are doing. Any suggestions?
Thanks
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John Kaftan
IT Infrastructure Manager
Utica College
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